1. Primacy of plants in driving the response of arthropod communities to drought

   • Jessica T. Kansman
   • David W. Crowder
   • Deborah L. Finke

   Highlighted Student Research 15 January 2021 Pages: 833 - 842

   

2. Plant species- and stage-specific differences in microbial decay of mangrove leaf litter: the older the better?

   • Novia Arinda Pradisty
   • A. Aldrie Amir
   • Martin Zimmer

   Highlighted Student Research Open access 09 February 2021 Pages: 843 - 858

   

3. Correction to: Plant species- and stage-specific differences in microbial decay of mangrove leaf litter: the older the better?

   • Novia Arinda Pradisty
   • A. Aldrie Amir
   • Martin Zimmer

   Correction Open access 15 March 2021 Pages: 859 - 859

4. The effect of avian brood parasitism on physiological responses of host nestlings

   • Hannah M. Scharf
   • Mark E. Hauber
   • Wendy M. Schelsky

   Physiological ecology – original research 12 March 2021 Pages: 861 - 872

   

5. An unusually diverse genus of Collembola in the Cape Floristic Region characterised by substantial desiccation tolerance

   • W. P. Amy Liu
   • Laura M. Phillips
   • Steven L. Chown

   Physiological ecology – original research 01 April 2021 Pages: 873 - 885

   

6. Spatiotemporally variable snow properties drive habitat use of an Arctic mesopredator

   • Thomas W. Glass
   • Greg A. Breed
   • Knut Kielland

   Behavioral ecology –original research 08 March 2021 Pages: 887 - 899

   

7. The effects of personality on survival and trappability in a wild mouse during a population cycle

   • Bram Vanden Broecke
   • Vincent Sluydts
   • Herwig Leirs

   Behavioral ecology – original research 31 March 2021 Pages: 901 - 913

   

8. Richardson’s ground squirrel litter size–sex ratio trade-off reveals conditional adaptive sex allocation

   • Alexander R. Yeo
   • James F. Hare

   Behavioral ecology – original research 31 March 2021 Pages: 915 - 925

   

9. Long-term patterns in winter habitat selection, breeding and predation in a density-fluctuating, high Arctic lemming population

   • Niels M. Schmidt
   • Floris M. van Beest
   • Douglas W. Morris

   Population ecology – original research 20 February 2021 Pages: 927 - 935

   

10. Resource selection and movement by northern bobwhite broods varies with age and explains survival

    • Emily A. Sinnott
    • Mitch D. Weegman
    • Frank R. Thompson III

    Population ecology – original research 07 March 2021 Pages: 937 - 948

    

11. Contribution of late-litter juveniles to the population dynamics of snowshoe hares

    • Michael J. L. Peers
    • Jody R. Reimer
    • Stan Boutin

    Population ecology – original research 20 March 2021 Pages: 949 - 957

    

12. Gram-negative bacteria associated with a dominant arboreal ant species outcompete phyllosphere-associated bacteria species in a tropical canopy

    • M. R. Bitar
    • V. D. Pinto
    • S. P. Ribeiro

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 25 February 2021 Pages: 959 - 970

    

13. Pre-dispersal seed predators boost seed production in a short-lived plant

    • Martin Aguirrebengoa
    • Caroline Müller
    • Adela González-Megías

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 31 March 2021 Pages: 971 - 982

    

14. Differential outcomes of novel plant-herbivore associations between an invading planthopper and native and invasive Spartina cordgrass species

    • Claire Harkin
    • Alan J. A. Stewart

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research Open access 31 March 2021 Pages: 983 - 994

    

15. Increasing shrub damage by invertebrate herbivores in the warming and drying tundra of West Greenland

    • Rebecca Finger-Higgens
    • Melissa DeSiervo
    • Ross A. Virginia

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 31 March 2021 Pages: 995 - 1005

    

16. Introduced ecological engineers drive behavioral changes of grasshoppers, consequently linking to its abundance in two grassland plant communities

    • Deli Wang
    • Venuste Nkurunziza
    • Jingting Wang

    Community ecology – original research 24 February 2021 Pages: 1007 - 1018

    

17. Lianas do not reduce tree biomass accumulation in young successional tropical dry forests

    • Sergio Estrada-Villegas
    • Jefferson S. Hall
    • Stefan A. Schnitzer

    Community ecology – original research 06 March 2021 Pages: 1019 - 1029

    

18. The role of competition on invader colonization along stress gradients in the Fuegian steppe

    • M. Melisa Cooke
    • Ana Martelli
    • Pablo A. Cipriotti

    Community ecology – original research 12 March 2021 Pages: 1031 - 1040

    

19. Seaduck engineers in the Arctic Archipelago: nesting eiders deliver marine nutrients and transform the chemistry of island soils, plants, and ponds

    • N. Clyde
    • K. E. Hargan
    • H. G. Gilchrist

    Ecosystem ecology – original research Open access 06 March 2021 Pages: 1041 - 1052

    

20. The experimental range extension of guppies (Poecilia reticulata) influences the metabolic activity of tropical streams

    • Antoine O. H. C. Leduc
    • Steven A. Thomas
    • Joseph Travis

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 18 March 2021 Pages: 1053 - 1069

    

21. Complex hydroperiod induced carryover responses for survival, growth, and endurance of a pond-breeding amphibian

    • Cassandra M. Thompson
    • Viorel D. Popescu

    Global change ecology – original research 26 February 2021 Pages: 1071 - 1081

    

22. Locally abundant, endangered Mariana swiftlets impact the abundance, behavior, and body condition of an invasive predator

    • Page E. Klug
    • Amy A. Yackel Adams
    • Robert N. Reed

    Conservation ecology – original research 08 March 2021 Pages: 1083 - 1097